@NewPyroLabs The common microcontrollers aren't fast enough.
We used an FPGA to (a) synthesize a soft-core to run the software generating the animations and (b) to implement a custom (kind-of) graphic-card which controls the LEDs (at some MHz "pixelclock"). The software simply writes into a 3d framebuffer; the graphics-controller continuously reads the framebuffer and toggles the LEDs accordingly.
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Beautiful but I just looked up the price of the LEDs - The only place I know that does them near me charges £1.19 each (100+) which makes that novelty display £148.75 before you buy any other components ... perhaps I'll hold off on building one :o)
I love the very complex light tricks performed here. I actually want to make an LED cube myself but don't know what's the best way in actually starting. Can anyone help? Thanks.
This is rearlly cool! i have got do start doing some electroics which i have been meaning 2 do 4 ages and learn hw 2 use my aruino. BTW what is this track called?
Dynamic lighting...my uni gave this project to some Master students to come up with a business plan. Problem is you have to sell it really cheap to compete with gadget shop, which doesn't give nice profit margins
for now it looks like something from a club light show, but think of what you can do with it if you multiply the leds and make them smaller :D it will be like a projection, like in the SF films , it might even be useful as a advertising thing, like a 3D TV, all as long as the light stops scattering onto the leds that aren't active
But wy did you have this cube controlled by an "FPGA emulating a ATmega microcontroller" ? You could have controlled this cube directly by an ATmega microcontroller. It probably would have been easier to program all the effects no ?
My thoughts: an atmega can run say 25Mhz. The cube contains 125? LED's. So you have 200K atmega instruction available per LED per second. You mean to say you can't get a decent frame rate (like e.g. 50 fps) with that? What am I missing?
It's a matrix display: At each point in time, only a single 2d plane is active. That way you only need 3*25=75 IO-lines for the 25 RGB LEDs in a plane. Plus 5 to activate the planes.
So you need to time-multiplex the different planes.
But that way you only have binary on/off behaviour per LED per frame. To get intermediate brightness, you only activate a LED every e.g. n-th cycle.
Long story short: IIRC the cube operates with > 50 kilo planes per second....
It's a matrix display: At each point in time, only a single 2d plane is active. That way you only need 3*25=75 IO-lines for the 25 RGB LEDs in a plane. Plus 5 to activate the planes.
So you need to time-multiplex the different planes.
But that way you only have binary on/off behaviour per LED per frame. To get intermediate brightness, you activate a LED only every n-th cycle.
Long story short: IIRC the cube operates with > 50 kilo planes per second....
you buy red, green, and blue ones, then do computer programming to make multiple LEDS go off at different brightness. that is how you make more colors, its the mixture of different colors that make new colors.
5x5x5 = 125 LEDs. Each having 3 colors, you'll need to manage 375 lines to make this happen. With PWM for brightness control. Whoa! Unless of course you "flicker" for example one layer or color at the time.. What's the secret, please? Or is it really done in "brute force"?
hi guys... im thinking of making one as a project. is there anyone who can help me out ? i am a beginner and i need schematics , coding and a tutorial on how to build it... anyone has enough technical knowledge to help out please?
I'm wondering how much you guys spent in realising this project. Cause, I'm praising the idea of making one, and I wonder how much it would cost me to build one.
Thanks to das-Labor, you made me remember the reason why I chose to be in EE. EE is sure an exciting field. You can make wonders
maybe you should just try again. ask $search_engine for "revolution void" (including the double quotes). maybe you should try the third hit in the google results. or any in the first ten hits the other major search engines supply you with.
For the other track, you might want to ask your favorite search engine for a combination of the strings SGX and jamendo
sucked it out of the brains of some very able guys - no, seriously, I'm just the guy with the video. Martin and Peter did the coding and most of the soldering. Does it answer your question?
That is a wonderful idea. If that went into mass production, they could probably get 100's X 100's X 100's and would be much brighter than holograms. I have a volumetric rendering program that could be used to simulate that device so you could see how your animations would look before executing them on the LED's.
You don't have to spend a lot of time to code a printer, monitor, scanner to do what you want because the drivers are already made to do that process. Similarly, there must be a way to let users use a graphical interface to set up the animation and let the software handle the conversion to something runnable on that device.
I could see on the video that you could light each LED individually, but I am unable to see how that could be possible myself. Would you care to elaborate on that?
And someone said that you used different frequencies to light each LED, is that different voltage in DC, or different frequencies in AC?
Setup Micro-LEDs and produce an 3D images :)
TheAcidisTurningOnMe 8 months ago
Hope you gave the credits of the music to SGX.
The song name is "Coactive".
jamendo.com/it/artist/sgx
noregretsstyle 11 months ago
make it really big, watch it from far away, got your first primitive real 3D TV... miniaturize it, got your next generation home user real 3D TV
marcosbonetti11 1 year ago
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marcosbonetti11 1 year ago
this just looks like christmas lights to me
shottieflame 1 year ago
It looks so good that it becomes not nerdy at all! :-D
Moercstar 1 year ago
I want one!!XD
freerider4316 1 year ago
can you sell this?
metricmotors 1 year ago
Extremely cool!
SlashVe 1 year ago
can u make me a christmas tree lol
sd9800 1 year ago
If you arent using ATmega, what controller are you using?
NewPyroLabs 1 year ago
@NewPyroLabs The common microcontrollers aren't fast enough.
We used an FPGA to (a) synthesize a soft-core to run the software generating the animations and (b) to implement a custom (kind-of) graphic-card which controls the LEDs (at some MHz "pixelclock"). The software simply writes into a 3d framebuffer; the graphics-controller continuously reads the framebuffer and toggles the LEDs accordingly.
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supergub1 1 year ago
pro!!!!!
MaGnEtA89 1 year ago
Resistance is futile
AnubisEye009 1 year ago
Chinics use to sell rgb leds for $0.14 but now are $0.70, I got 530 of them when they were still cheap.
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deagla2 1 year ago
Wicked use of an Arduino!
subukai 2 years ago
where did you bought the microcontroller from?
ovidiupatronu 2 years ago
how far apart are the leds?
alejandroengineer 2 years ago
id like to see this on a acid trip
salom76033 2 years ago
wo kann ich denn sowas kaufen oder bekommen!?!?!?
vexo2fast4u 2 years ago
@vexo2fast4u kommt drauf an was du mit "sowas" meinst^^
GrafZeppelin81 2 years ago
jaaa, alles um so einen würfel zu bauen oder zu kaufen!^^
vexo2fast4u 2 years ago
Beautiful but I just looked up the price of the LEDs - The only place I know that does them near me charges £1.19 each (100+) which makes that novelty display £148.75 before you buy any other components ... perhaps I'll hold off on building one :o)
lazymandoplayer 2 years ago
come to Egypt i found this LEDs by 0.5 1 Egyptian pound = 0.06 GBP !! but i can't fiend the microcontroller here !! what a shit !! :D
toto25632 2 years ago
Amazing!!! ^-^
imperiajor 2 years ago
for x-mas ?
maciejwrotek 2 years ago
Very good. I like the hot-glue diffusers, good work!
idezilla 2 years ago
what song is it?
MmhGanja 2 years ago
voll geil :D
tarcs 2 years ago
Sau geiles video kannst du mir vll denn elektro schaltplan für die 5x5x5 rgb leds per mail schicken des wär super
MojitoConcord 2 years ago
this is INSANE
oztonideh 2 years ago
Excellent work guys.
MattUK2007 2 years ago
cool
lynkonline 2 years ago
this just blew my mind i want one... NOW
thedrphro 2 years ago
I love the very complex light tricks performed here. I actually want to make an LED cube myself but don't know what's the best way in actually starting. Can anyone help? Thanks.
TheNuScience 2 years ago
Learn about multiplexing :) Thats the key to led cubes. And dont start with RGB leds :P
Intosia 2 years ago
!.!.! NICE !.!.!
TechnoGuru27 2 years ago
This is rearlly cool! i have got do start doing some electroics which i have been meaning 2 do 4 ages and learn hw 2 use my aruino. BTW what is this track called?
ginfox91 2 years ago
After the first 5 seconds, I got a mental image of a bunch of break dancing borgs . . . lol
jerms88 2 years ago
Awesome!! Design and programming!
fireballc2d 2 years ago
cool. how much for it?
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Williamadams96 2 years ago
I would have cool this also with pleasure in my room as Decoration : )
Respect
Verimas 2 years ago
very nice - i likeddddd
OwenSurF 2 years ago
Dynamic lighting...my uni gave this project to some Master students to come up with a business plan. Problem is you have to sell it really cheap to compete with gadget shop, which doesn't give nice profit margins
Avionicgenius 2 years ago
dude u could make money salling a product like this but maybe not just in a cub
iIVIag1c 2 years ago
That is amazing. Speechless.
10speedchris 2 years ago
outstanding
Ager909 2 years ago
for now it looks like something from a club light show, but think of what you can do with it if you multiply the leds and make them smaller :D it will be like a projection, like in the SF films , it might even be useful as a advertising thing, like a 3D TV, all as long as the light stops scattering onto the leds that aren't active
bloodyvampres 2 years ago
If I ever found this in stores I'd buy it... instantly. great job!
TerinsDerio 2 years ago
Very nice !
But wy did you have this cube controlled by an "FPGA emulating a ATmega microcontroller" ? You could have controlled this cube directly by an ATmega microcontroller. It probably would have been easier to program all the effects no ?
DarkDesire1974 2 years ago
There is no ATmega that is fast enough to do this. Way to many bit per color channel and fps needed to see a fluent animation
lit42 2 years ago 3
@lit42
Can you explain this further?
My thoughts: an atmega can run say 25Mhz. The cube contains 125? LED's. So you have 200K atmega instruction available per LED per second. You mean to say you can't get a decent frame rate (like e.g. 50 fps) with that? What am I missing?
SlashVe 1 year ago
@SlashVe Brightness control of each pixel...
aptsys 1 year ago
@SlashVe
It's a matrix display: At each point in time, only a single 2d plane is active. That way you only need 3*25=75 IO-lines for the 25 RGB LEDs in a plane. Plus 5 to activate the planes.
So you need to time-multiplex the different planes.
But that way you only have binary on/off behaviour per LED per frame. To get intermediate brightness, you only activate a LED every e.g. n-th cycle.
Long story short: IIRC the cube operates with > 50 kilo planes per second....
theodor23 1 year ago
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@SlashVe
It's a matrix display: At each point in time, only a single 2d plane is active. That way you only need 3*25=75 IO-lines for the 25 RGB LEDs in a plane. Plus 5 to activate the planes.
So you need to time-multiplex the different planes.
But that way you only have binary on/off behaviour per LED per frame. To get intermediate brightness, you activate a LED only every n-th cycle.
Long story short: IIRC the cube operates with > 50 kilo planes per second....
theodor23 1 year ago
yawn!!!
DaZzA36aUsSiE 2 years ago
how much does a multi color led cost?
BruzedHQ 2 years ago
1.5RMB/PC
freddyfcw 2 years ago
that multi-color sphere chasing sequence around 1:50 looked extra cool.
well done all around.
dubhippy 2 years ago
awesome :)
23Sh4dow 2 years ago
impressive
naybobdenod 2 years ago
this is sweet... do you have instructions on how you did this? jim
PCsbyDesign 2 years ago
SO INSAIN! I MUST HAVE!
spydude123 2 years ago
Sick bro, very cool
atechnz 2 years ago
where can i get one of those?
jdsagecom 3 years ago
Might be cool do model 3d Perlin Noise using this. If you can implement that into your software.
PixelOutlaw 3 years ago
how much do you want to make me one?
DJBROS5 3 years ago
Very cool, I want one.
Vriess1 3 years ago
THIS
IS
AMAZING!!!!
*****
that would be so hard/ tedious to wire!
great job mate.
xnitsua03x 3 years ago
if they used numbers, it would have been like the matrix lol
ohhrichie 3 years ago
i want 1 and the software please! lol...
trentc32 3 years ago
me too.
alidotakbari 3 years ago
Well cool
jujubouy 3 years ago
cool
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tomate91br 3 years ago
what is name of music in this clip
kazerpul 3 years ago
was the colour of the lights(lamps) done afterward could you reply
because i found this video fascinating
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Mestomi 3 years ago
Fricking awesome.
MGlBlaze 3 years ago
Nice how you diffuse the light like that.
therealromster 3 years ago
That is one Hell of an LED Matrix
EyesOnMeStudios 3 years ago 11
Nice work Garry
blackdogmick01 3 years ago
That was really cool!!!
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Mrtuxedo220 3 years ago
mass produce that shit. or i will.
calenorumbero 3 years ago 16
I agree, the guy who made this should sell the plans and get this mass-produced. People would lap this right up, I think.
MGlBlaze 3 years ago
is that right 3 colors in one LED..
one LED with 4 wires
bestamerica 3 years ago
I want it. Or directions on making :D
DvooXdooD 3 years ago
dude can i buy one of these from you... plz
ExZero16 3 years ago
This product could be big in the club, pub etc indistry!! lets hope so its realy good :D
shabam87 3 years ago
Its really really cooooolllllll :)
igcas 3 years ago
awsome
i want one
dennismax390 3 years ago
1st track:
jamendo com/en/album/2534 (City Lights at Night)
2nd track:
jamendo com/en/album/2534 (Biomythos)
3rd track:
jamendo com/en/album/5572 (Coactive [Malcos Slowdown Mix])
blakkcooper 3 years ago 2
very cool!
led's dance :D
denimjeans2007 3 years ago
that's so interesting!
I love it.
veronherrera 3 years ago
If this goes on sale, I want one.
DMtactical 3 years ago
ditto... id code it up so it works with iTunes and then commercialize it with the maker :D
alin0steglinski0 3 years ago
me 2
windoes98se 3 years ago
GREAAAT JOOOOOB!!!!!!!! u RULZ man !!!
lennylangdon 3 years ago
good work...
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kethni 3 years ago
They need a 20 meter cube of this at Burning Man with Dr. and Mrs. Megavolt dancing on top of it to the music.
carrollmailcom 3 years ago
i want it!!!!!!!
morrisgrill 3 years ago
COOL that would be awsome for rave partiez
Huntua 3 years ago
what is te second song playing from 0:53 on?
alin0steglinski0 3 years ago
DISCOVERY COMPLETE!!!
Title: Coactive
Album: Chroma
Artist: SGX
AVAILABLE ON ITUNES NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
alin0steglinski0 3 years ago
how did u make them chanche colour and light ?
UserAndr5773 3 years ago
the leds have 3 colors
kokaskokas 3 years ago
HELP does anyone know where i can buy a bunch of cheap mini LEDS, the hard thing is that i need at least six different colors, THANKS
zestCC 3 years ago
you buy red, green, and blue ones, then do computer programming to make multiple LEDS go off at different brightness. that is how you make more colors, its the mixture of different colors that make new colors.
EliteMadHornet 3 years ago
thanks
zestCC 3 years ago
Basically how a computer monitor, TV or any other projection/image producer works.
BNSF5608 3 years ago
This rocks! & the music isn't half bad neither! Great vid! :)
DJBrokenHigh 3 years ago
breakpoint rulez! i saw there :)
detoxcaso 3 years ago
Dude, this rocks!
indigofuzzy 3 years ago
I'd like to see a pattern with light snakes running around on this thing.
voltz15 3 years ago
Nice job!!!
What is the very first music track that plays on this video?
mantzini 3 years ago
Nevermind got it :D
mantzini 3 years ago
id so buy 1 of these
GodLikeBr4z 3 years ago
Now build it in a 3-4 foot square form with DMX control and you would have one sweet piece of stage lighting FX
timothiasthegreat 3 years ago
you could totally sell those... id buy one for sure
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Zickenbaendiger 3 years ago
WTF? This isn't porno!
PhazonLink96 3 years ago 2
he means that its nice! if u think something is so damn l33t nice pro ftw... then its porno ;)
kry0bas 3 years ago
looks pretty good.... but how can I make one??? plans??? schematics???
UnrealVideoDuke 3 years ago
OMFG the Dream of any LED Freak. I want it.
TheCrow164 3 years ago
that was AWSOME!
I want one please ;-)
drewlfths 3 years ago
resistance is futile..........
jamierourketen 3 years ago
sgxmusic chroma 2006 album
Euzebi75 3 years ago
site sgxmusic and search chroma albun 2006
Euzebi75 3 years ago
of course the germans would create a complex machine whose only venue of feasible operation is a lame House club.
ShuChoMouff 3 years ago
5x5x5 = 125 LEDs. Each having 3 colors, you'll need to manage 375 lines to make this happen. With PWM for brightness control. Whoa! Unless of course you "flicker" for example one layer or color at the time.. What's the secret, please? Or is it really done in "brute force"?
snoeg 3 years ago 3
methinks it uses a 3d array/matrix.
coolmancool1234567 3 years ago
Wow, the solder joints are so clean, and I would never have thought to use hot glue sticks as diffusers Good Job!!!
biojae 3 years ago 3
Good job mate!
faradis81 3 years ago 2
this is fucking beautiful, good job !!
eoeoeo87 3 years ago
amazing WOW
s3rafin 3 years ago 3
all you need is a pipe and some weed. XD
CamiloSanchez1979 4 years ago 3
its not apipe... its a glue gun stick..
Reflec999 3 years ago
1 question who create this??? reply plzzz
seeal 4 years ago
hi guys... im thinking of making one as a project. is there anyone who can help me out ? i am a beginner and i need schematics , coding and a tutorial on how to build it... anyone has enough technical knowledge to help out please?
b1ll0o 4 years ago
I'm wondering how much you guys spent in realising this project. Cause, I'm praising the idea of making one, and I wonder how much it would cost me to build one.
Thanks to das-Labor, you made me remember the reason why I chose to be in EE. EE is sure an exciting field. You can make wonders
BeVisionaries 4 years ago
I wonder to ;)
Costs of money and time ;)
chtkostucha 4 years ago
The LEDs would likely cost around $10, and the FPGA would likely cost $90. Just a rough estimate.
It says they used the FPGA to model and ATmega which you can buy for around $6 for just processor and ~$80 for a development board.
shepting 4 years ago
How Much is This Please Contact me PLEASE !!!
yuliakiki 4 years ago
Song title pleaasee,
searched for revolution void but no avail
BeVisionaries 4 years ago
maybe you should just try again. ask $search_engine for "revolution void" (including the double quotes). maybe you should try the third hit in the google results. or any in the first ten hits the other major search engines supply you with.
For the other track, you might want to ask your favorite search engine for a combination of the strings SGX and jamendo
lit42 4 years ago
Fucking Beautiful.
I'd like to buy one but not at a ridiculous price.
Are these available to buy anywhere?
LAtexStretch 4 years ago
Very nice one!! I would ask some event manager to use it on their events (Techno events like Sensation White, nature one or Mayday)
1aMattes 4 years ago
Are that multicolor LED´s ?
Syntax6 4 years ago
yes those are RGB Led's
KB1KOI 4 years ago
please what's the song name?
AdriVsl21 4 years ago
how do you hook up that many leds?
cotton509 4 years ago
This is really cool but the grand master of this is by far the guy who did CUBITRON at burningman.!!! Take a look at that.
petike555 4 years ago
Oh man that is just amazing, I would love to have something like that, I love all the cool effects you can do with it.
marshmallower 4 years ago
van ANYONE help me with the name of song? (in 2nd part of video)
:)
Chelle011 4 years ago
I want to be in on this too in case anyone knows what it is ;)
Slurfs 4 years ago
damn... i got email about reply... and now this :D
Chelle011 4 years ago
me too. but i want to know the name of the short song @ the beginning :]
haxti 4 years ago
i saw this with balloons ! or something like that
Sjantalle 4 years ago
SO AWESOME
Thrasher910 4 years ago
very very nice
uktraceur 4 years ago
what software did you use to produce the different affects?
spdrmnstr1 4 years ago
effects?
ilikefox34 4 years ago
I guess it is his own code
ematti 4 years ago
sehr geil! Kann mir wer sagen, wie das lied gleich am anfang heißt?
haxti 4 years ago
I want to buy one! produce! =)
kabomf 4 years ago 2
werarbeit aus deutschland :D
ynk98765 4 years ago
and where did u gt the software
nitrox027 4 years ago
sucked it out of the brains of some very able guys - no, seriously, I'm just the guy with the video. Martin and Peter did the coding and most of the soldering. Does it answer your question?
lit42 4 years ago
yeah! lol i guess when i make mine i will have to rack my brain for 2 weeks
nitrox027 4 years ago
do u have a schematic
nitrox027 4 years ago
where did u get the circuit board and leds? and do u think u could sell them
nitrox027 4 years ago
one last time: The cube is not for sale. If Martin changes his mind, we will let you know.
all components exept the FPGA board should be available via your favorite electronics mail order or sth like that
lit42 4 years ago
lol Can you imagine a Borg Cube inhabited only by assimilated gay men? lol It might look similar to that lol
PeekabooLBL 4 years ago
Wow.. absolutely amazing :)
Nekura42 4 years ago
That is a wonderful idea. If that went into mass production, they could probably get 100's X 100's X 100's and would be much brighter than holograms. I have a volumetric rendering program that could be used to simulate that device so you could see how your animations would look before executing them on the LED's.
joshig1983 4 years ago
one problem is to much time to code
nitrox027 4 years ago
You don't have to spend a lot of time to code a printer, monitor, scanner to do what you want because the drivers are already made to do that process. Similarly, there must be a way to let users use a graphical interface to set up the animation and let the software handle the conversion to something runnable on that device.
joshig1983 4 years ago
I could see on the video that you could light each LED individually, but I am unable to see how that could be possible myself. Would you care to elaborate on that?
And someone said that you used different frequencies to light each LED, is that different voltage in DC, or different frequencies in AC?
Sorry if my questions seems stupid to you.
kebakent 4 years ago